Autoimmune Hemolytic Anemia
Apparently the Single-kidney Dog has Autoimmune Hemolytic Anemia. Not rat poison after all. This could mean eternal steriods for the dog, or it could go away. She's never exhibited it before, so I'm hoping that it's something triggered by her surgery (or possibly the dirt-eating).
Other than getting the dog to the vet, I got a lot of housework done, made a second trip to the vet, posted off a mss, some grocery shopping, registered my car. Cooked 3 meals. No writing (or revising) yet. Will probably watch Chuck in a bit, and then get to work....
I'm glad we know what's causing it now. Thanks for all the kind wishes before!
Other than getting the dog to the vet, I got a lot of housework done, made a second trip to the vet, posted off a mss, some grocery shopping, registered my car. Cooked 3 meals. No writing (or revising) yet. Will probably watch Chuck in a bit, and then get to work....
I'm glad we know what's causing it now. Thanks for all the kind wishes before!
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At least it sounds treatable, even if it ends up being meds for life.
Here's hoping that it's the kind that will go away in a short while.
Al....though.... If every $500 means she has to live six more months....
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We haven't worked out how to enforce the 'continuing life' contract yet.
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I've dealt with two cats that had incurable diseases so you have my sympathy.
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::shrugs::